Rylee Kirk is a reporter for The New York Times as a member of the 2025-26 Times Fellowship class. She covers a variety of themes including law and legal affairs, legislation, and regional interest, with a focus on topics related to the United States and Canada. Rylee's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the New Hampshire Union Leader and The Boston Globe.
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The sponsor will pay the county $1.5M over three years.
The counting and certification of the election was paused after a court case.
By: Rylee Kirk
Election officials say both term limit proposals will be on this November's ballot.
By: Rylee Kirk
Battling factions of Onondaga County government have settled their fight over a ballot issue to set term limits for the county executive and comptroller, election officials told syracuse.com today.
The marina is adding more slips for boats, as well as restrooms.
By: Amy Bleier Long, Rylee Kirk
When you need to cool down, try these ideas at this year's New York State Fair.
By: Amy Bleier Long, Rylee Kirk
When you need to cool down, try these ideas at this year's New York State Fair.
Legislators will vote to confirm Deborah Somers to the board on Tuesday.
Next there will be a public hearing and then the county executive will sign or veto the law.
By: Rylee Kirk
The loan fund would give developers zero-to-low interest loans for building new housing.
